Through its general education courses, the department provides students with opportunities to develop sound health habits and life-long skills in a variety of sports and other physical activities.
ACTIVITY AND RECREATION COURSES (PERSONAL PERFORMANCE)
HPE 121: Walking for Fitness, 1 credit
HPE 141: Badminton, 1
HPE 142: Bowling, 1
HPE 143: Golf, 1
HPE144: Racquetball (men's rules), 1
HPE 145: Racquetball (women's rules), 1
HPE 147: Beginning Tennis, 1
HPE 150: Canoeing, 1
HPE 161: Basketball (men's rules), 1
HPE 162: Basketball (women's rules), 1
HPE 163: Volleyball (men's rules), 1
HPE 164: Volleyball (women's rules), 1
HPE 170: Step Aerobics Challenge, 1
HPE 181: Adapted Physical Education, 1
HPE 185: Physical Fitness and Conditioning, 1
HPE 186: Physical Fitness Through Strength Training, 1
HPE 230: Basic Water Safety-Emergency Water Safety, 1
HPE 231: Intermediate Swimming, 1
HPE 247: Intermediate Tennis, 1
HPE 330: Lifeguard Training, 1
HEALTH AND FIRST AID COURSES
HPE 111: Health Education, 2 credits
EARLY CHILDHOOD AND MID-LEVEL EDUCATION COURSES
HPE 323: Curriculum and Methods in Elem. Phys. Ed., 3 credits
HPE 410: Motor Development and Learning, 3
Active Military Service
The university grants a maximum of four credits in HPE for active military service of four months or more with honorable discharge or continued reserve status. Credit is normally given for HPE 111 (two credits) and two HPE activity courses of one credit each. To ensure credit is granted, students should bring an honorable discharge document to the Office of the Registrar, 122 Carrier.
